"You cheerfully break every rule of the theatre that I was brought up to believe in, except the cardinal one of never boring for a split-second".
The Susa group (made famous in the film Gorillas in the Mist) recently split, which means the creation of a new, independent gorilla family group in the Mt Karisimbi area looks likely.
That the party concerned is the Social Democratic Labour party (SDLP) throws into sharp relief that the de facto coalition of Irish nationalist forces has split.
The Conservative party is now split three ways, and deeply so, between a tiny sliver of Pro-Europeans, a large group of Grudging Belongers and an increasing number of Better Off Outers.
Later he recognised the split had worked out reasonably well and that most Slovaks and Czechs were reasonably content," he said.
But the ComRes study – of 1,000 people across the 40 seats currently held by Labour – shows that voters are evenly split on whether the SNP should strike a deal at Westminster, with SNP voters far more uncertain about the case for a deal than the party's leadership.
They are split by dizzying ravines, which are, in turn, often overhung with imposing bulwarks of rock.
Sabbahi's declaration has already split the leadership of Tamarod, the high-profile protest movement that led calls for Mohamed Morsi's overthrow last summer.
Actually, it can't do poached eggs, but let's not split hairs when a fabulous new opportunity is staring us in the face.
The service charge would be split among servers and cooks, which would give servers roughly the same income if they also get a 5% tip, but would mainly help to boost the cooks' pay to closer to $20, he said.
Will Nigel Farage's successes split the centre-right vote, or take support from Labour, or both?
